Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-24
LOCAL AND OTHRw yors,
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sensfReT's Reporter.

Bar Harbor has q washerwoman wortl
$4,000.
Fred Douglass, the colored leader, hai
returned from Europe.
Los Angeles confines the Salvation
Army to their barracks.
Twenty thousand Lake Tahoe from
have been put in the American river.
Senator Sherman. and party left Victoris
for the East, via Canadian Pacific rail.
road.
Billy Daugherty. ex-Deputy State Con.
t%roller, is o clerk at the Reno Reduc.
tion Works.
Roscoe Conkling gets $50, 900 for his fec
in the psraffine paper case that he argued
In Chicago.
In Albany recently q man who had gone
into an oven to sleep was found roasted,
having vainly tried to escape.
The heaviest Mayor In the United States
is Mayor Edwards Of Fargo, D. T. He
weighs 800 pounds.
Peter Breen, Esq, and Luther Clarke
returned last evening from Q two weeks
hunting and prospecting trip.
Miss Olivia Cobb, an Athens, Ga. belle.
is just put OF her teens and has already
declined more than 80 offers OF marriage.
President Cleveland Is said to be the
only Executive who persists in eating
pie in hot weather = st. Louis Post
Dispatch.
"Tom" Gordan returned here from a
six months visit to Boston and other
places in the East yesterday. He looks
hearty after his trip.
Sadler's team will leave this morning
with $1,000 pounds OF freight for Taylor
and points south, with George Greeup in
charge as conductor and engineer of the
whole outfit.
Geo. W. Cassidy, United States Bank
Commissioner, arrived home yesterday
from Colorado and Utah where he has
been since last May.
There Ia a big lot OF machinery lying at
the L. d p. railroad depot for the Percell
mines, and the concentrating works at
seligman, White Pine county.
M. McGregor, an old resident OF this
place. arrived yesterday from Butte,
Montana. He says that Eureka is worth
ten such places as that section.
Ouids, though so years old, is said by a
Florence (Itsly) correspondent 70 wear
bright-colored decollete dresses. with her
hair flowing loose like q girl Of 16.
Buffalo Bill intends to give q Fall sea-
lson in Paris and . Winter season in
THE Coliseum in Rome. His European
engagements extend over three years.
Ex-Governor Moses of South Carolina.
who WAS recently %pardoned ont of the
Massachusetts, State Prison. has written q
book on reconstruction and prison reform.
1t Is estimated that IL, 900, 900 feet Of
lumber will be used In building snow
sheds on the Northern Pacific road, east
and west Of the Cascades. Contracts for
the work have been signed.
Mr.. Coleman Drayton 10 said TO be the
best dressed in New York. She
spends from $40, 900 TO S35, 900 q year on
her attire. This large expenditure Is
made with the greatest good taste.
John Jordan, who died at Jacksonville,
ILL.,, the other day, was q comrade OF
Daniel Boone. in the war Of 1912, and en-
joyed the friendship of that mort famous
l Of pioneers. Boone lived until 1920.
Yesterday afternoon Andy Louck's team
was being driven down Clark, onto Main
street. and in making the turn the wagon
struck a telephone pole ct Dunkle's COR
ner, and converted 1t into kindling wood.
Emperor William has presented to the
Pope a inter Of exquisite workmanship
adorned with brilliants, rubbies. sap
phires aud emeralds in honor Of the
Pspal jubilee. The Kaiser also wrote q
letter.
A California paper states that q petrifed
tooth OF . shark was picked out Of q solid
rock at a depth Of IS feet while digging
q we'll at Nipomo q short time ago. The
tooth has retained its enamel and 10 highly
polished.
George Vandyke. the millionaire "lum.
Der king" Of Northern New Hampshire,
was IA years ago earning his living by
c~hopping in the woods In Coos county at
800 a month and board. Ee is but 36
years old.
Fond du Lao (Wis.) Reporter" An
Oshkosh baseball club has won a game
with a score Of 20 to nothing. This places
the moribund Oshkosh Business Mems
Association on its feet again, holding up q
lamp post"
Sarah Bernhardt is reported TO have
shocked the Parisians by declaring, 81
cannot play any more in Paris. You
Parisians are too poor. / like butter on
my bread. SO l will have TO return to
America"
Dave McLsne came in from Pancake
yesterday with Charley Broy's wagons
loaded with fire-rock for the Richmond
Company. He had the misfortune to lose
q wheel off the back action. and reports
that the trip was anything but q desirable
one.
Deputy Revenue Collector Skillman. &C.
companied by Geo. W. Green, returned
yesterday from nine days trip to Austin
and Belmont. They report Austin as be-
ing quite lively, and Belmont as being
quiet, although the residents Of the latter
place are anticipating better times.
Notice.
To those whom il may concern: I wish